At VF, we strive to foster a culture of belonging based on respect, connection, openness, and authenticity. So, before we get to the job details, take a minute to learn a little more about us – our values and our culture - visit VF Careers or www.vfc.com. What will you do? The International Tax group at VF plays a vital role within the finance function, leading strategic efforts in planning, reporting, and managing controversies tied to VF’s international tax position. With operations spanning over 150 legal entities and 100+ countries, this team navigates a dynamic global tax landscape, ensuring compliance with evolving US international tax legislation—including GILTI, Subpart F, FDII, Foreign Tax Credits, and BEAT—as well as tax regulations in key jurisdictions worldwide. To succeed, the team must possess a comprehensive understanding of VF's global business across its brands and functions, combining rigorous attention to detail with a strong work ethic. Non-compliance with international tax requirements could lead to significant financial risks through audits, penalties, and interest. Effective management of the international legal entity structure delivers substantial benefits, such as optimized tax rates and the preservation of free cash flow. Through robust planning, accurate reporting, and thorough documentation, VF’s International Tax group safeguards the organization against risk while driving financial efficiency A day in the life of a Senior Manager, International Tax at VF looks a little like this. The Senior Manager, International Tax is responsible for managing and enhancing VF’s international tax provision and compliance processes, while actively contributing to strategic, value-driving tax planning initiatives. This role ensures compliance with all U.S. tax laws related to international operations and supports the development of outbound international tax ASC 740 provision requirements. Additionally, the position supports planning initiatives, including international expansion, cross-border transactions, and global restructuring, and building strong relationships across cross-functional teams while reporting to the Director of International Tax. Let’s break down that day-in-the-life a bit more. US GAAP and global tax reporting Lead quarterly and year-end tax provision processes, including U.S. international tax calculations and impacts of GILTI, Subpart F, foreign tax credits, FDII, BEAT, APB 23, and any acquisitions, divestitures, integrations, or restructurings. Oversee international tax compliance processes for U.S. and local jurisdictions, ensuring accurate reporting and documentation. Strategic leadership Manage internal team members and external advisors on planning initiatives, including supply chain optimization, intellectual property (IP) strategies, and legal entity rationalization (LER). Provide subject matter expertise for international acquisitions, divestitures, and integrations, ensuring tax risks are identified, documented, and mitigated. Key relationship management Build and maintain relationships with business stakeholders to identify and address tax issues in global business initiatives and international expansion plans. Cross-Functional Coordination Collaborate with Accounting, Supply Chain, Legal, Treasury, and other functional groups to ensure efficient global operations. Process improvement to drive efficiency: Establish control-related standards and procedures for US International tax matters to ensure proper reporting and risk mitigation of the US tax provision. Mitigation of financial risk for the company: Manage international tax IRS exam issues as they arise, including development of strategy of responses and ultimately the response to provide.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior
Number of Employees
5,001-10,000 employees